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AMENDMENT no. 8.
An Address from Boards of Trade to the
Voters of California.

bOtcTS VI ShhlUInAds
At Conference of representatives of
the various Boards of Trade and towns
and cities of the State of California, held
in Oakland, April 18th, the following adj
dress was unanimously adopted:
To the People of The State of California
WHEREAS, Certain constitutional amend
ments are to be submitted TO the qualified
voters of this State, on Tuesday April 18th:
Amendments Nos. l and 2, relating to the
Judiciary, and No. 3 relating to the franz
ing of charters for cities of 10000 inhabi-
tants. and over; and, whereas, the San
Francisco Bar Association in their address,
dated March Both, have given reasons for
the adoption of said Amendments Nos l
and 2,
Now, therefore, the undersigned, this
day assembled III conference, representing
the mercantile, business and industrial in
terests of the cities and towns of this State,
desire hereby to call your attention also to
the great importance of the adoption of
Amendment No. 3.
Under the present law, cities and towns
are divided into classes and all cities in
each class are governed by the same char
| ter.
1t is very evident that many of our cities
have outgrown their original charters, and
| in seeking to frame new ones. it is found to
| be impossible to meet the different con-
ditions and requirements, present and
prospective, of each individual city and
| town.
The amendment will enable each city
in properly guarded manner to provide
| for its own necessities. Fifteen freehold
ers, elected by the people, may draft q
| charter, which is to be submitted to a
popular vote, if adopted and approved by
| tie Legislature. 1t will then become
the charter of the city. In a word, it pro-
yides for local self-government. In view
of the foregoing we earnestly urge the
necessity of the active interest and support
of all citizens of the State al the polls next
Tuesday.
The above appeal is Endorsed by Robert
Effey, Mayor and President Board of Trade
Santa Cruz Eugene L. Gregory, Mayor
Sacramento; w. B. Moody, President
Board of Trade, San Jose; ]. H. Barbour
San Jose f. H. Greeley, Mayor, Mays
vile; J. G. Wickersham, President Board
of Trade, Petaiuma; E. ]. CLOVIS, Wood
land; Mayor of Benicia; j. NJ. Walsh,
Stockton; II. W. Byington, President
Board of Trade, Santa Rosa; W. H. Work
man, Mayor, Los Angeles E. L. Stern,
President Board of Trade, Los Angeles
Board of Trade, San Francisco; Oakland
Board of Trade-V. D. Moody, President
NJ. J. Keller, Vice President; ]. NJ. Davies,
Secretary; A. D. Thompson, Treasurer
Sol. Kahn, NJ. H. Bernheim and W. w.
| Cannon
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A Case Not BEYOND Hello,

Dr.. NJ. IT. HinsdaIe, kewanee, III, adj
vises US of remarkable cure of consumr-
ton. He says :" A neIghbor's wife was
attacked with violent lung disease, and pre-
nounced beyond help from Quick Con-
sumption. As a last resort the family was
persuaded to try DR.. VIM. Halls Balsam
for the Lungs To the astonishment of all,
by the time she had used one-half dozen
bottles she was about the house doing her
own work l saw her at her worst and had
no idea she could recover"
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SAN FRANCISCO srooK SALES.
SAN Francisco, April 10, 1887.
The Ruddy River

OF life is the blood. From it the system
receives all its material OF growth and re-
pair. 1t battles every tissue of the body
How necessary, then, that the blood should
be kept pure and rich. DR.. Pierce's
:" Golden Medical Discovery is the graz
blood food and blood purifier. 1t is SOW
ereign remedy for all diseases due to i'm
poverished blood. consumption, bronchitis
weak lungs, scrofula, influenza and kindred
diseases
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ANGosTURA Bittels, the world-renowned
appetizer and invigorator, imparts a deli
cious flavor to all drinks and cures dys-
pepsia, diarrhea, fever and ague. Try it.
but beware of counterfeits. Ask your gro
Ger or druggist for the genuine Angostura,
manufactured by DR.. J. G. B. Siegert & Sons.
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KISsaNE'S STORY.
THE MUCH-PUBLISHED NAN IS
HEARD FROM.
A Recital of Early Crimes and Pun.
ishment and Reasons Stated for
Present Extended Exposure"

The continued reyamping of statements
concerning Kissane have filled kilograms
and Geographic columns, and columns tel
egraphic which never saw the light of
electric wires, until the public is more than
satisfied, and anxious for rest from the
subject. There is, however, general de
sire to know what William Kissane- Rodg-
ers has to say in his own behalf, and this,
whatever it be, as matter of American
fair play, to let both sides be heard, y will
be read with interest. Kissane-Rodgers
was in San Francisco yesterday, and the
Eyening Post gives his version of the
crimes of his early life. and subsequent
casl.s Jellitm, as follows:
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THE SENTENCE.

This speech had great effect upon the
Court, and in passing sentence Recorder
Smith said:
I had intended to sentence you for the longest
term the law allows, but ! have changed my
views in this respect. In what you have stated
there was no bravado, such rs is often dis
played by men brought up hero for sentence.
No person. unless he possesses some amount of
virtue, could be capable of making such re-
marks as you have inst addressed the Court. II
I err in mitigating your punishment have at
least the satisfaction that err on the side OF
mercy. The sentence OF this Court is that you
be confined in the State Prison for term OF
two years and six months.
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DYSPEPSIA, sick headache. and that indie
scribable feeling are cured by Hoods Sar-
saparilla, which tones the stomach and
promotes healthy digestion. 1t will also
give you an appetite.
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II you have cold, cough. bronchitis OF
any form of throat or lung disease, do not
neglect it. Ayers Cherry Pectoral, if
promptly taken. will speedily relieve and
cure ali ailments Of this character.
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OFFICE HOURS.

1890 to u A. NJ, 2 to 4, 7 to SP. N
10 to u A. NJ, 2 to 4, Z to s P. NJ.
1880 A. NJ. 10 u NJ, to ., 7 to SIP. NJ
$50 to u A. NJ, l to p. M......-.....
1899 A. ID to /. 2 to 4, 7 to s P. NJ.
9 to II a. NJ, l to 8 p. M.................
8 to 9 A. NJ, l to 8, Z to s P. Nm.
l NJ. to 3 P. NJ. z to SP. M...............
9 to II A. NJ, 2 TO 4, Z to SP. NJ.
10 to IL A. N, 2tc4, 6:30to 7:30P.M
10 A. NJ. to L NJ, 2 to 4, 7 oSP. NJ
9 to IL A. H.. TO 8, tosP. NJ.
8 to IL A. NJ, PC tc 4.eC, 7toSP.M
9 to 10 A. NJ, 2 &c 4, HOSP. NJ.
IL A. NJ. TO Il NJ, to 5, to s P. NJ
9 to IL A. NJ, 2 to 4 P. M................
u NJ. to l, 2 TO 4, $50 TO SIP. M.......
3 a. NJ. 20 Il NJ, 2 to 4, Z to s P. NJ.
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THE EEcexD CAUSE OF TROUBLE

Some years ago General Francis Darr be-
came a member of the wine. making Gsm
of Arpad Haraszthy & Co., paying for an
interest the sum OF $50 coo. The firm be-
came connected with Rodgers in two ways.
Rodgers sold them wine. and his brother
was the legal adviser CT the senior member
of the firsn. 4 partnership dispute arose,
and Kissane's brother in his legal capacity
put the screws on Barr with such good
effect that he was forced 10 relinquish his
interest at q sacrifice. The old partners
said that be wantcd to run the whole place
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THE FIRST cLouR

William K. Rodgers, owner OF the vine
yard, the father Of five sons and two edu-
Gated and accomplished daughters, with
the past buried, and with q good record
since be left prison, might well expect to
end his DAYS in peace, but he had not cal
cu!ated on the bitterness of political strife
that can crop out in a petty light over the
location Of a town pump 10 the village OF
Little Pedlingion." When he was a
Supervisor of Sonoma county he CHANGED
to differ with the Santa Rosa Republican
about the building of plank walk, or the
location Of pond, or something of equal
| Importance, and the personal friend of the
Archemedian lever got mad because his
editorials couldn't vote. He was an ancient
/ Californian, and he knew all about
Rodgers. and that.his name was Eissgne.
He also knew Of che steamboat burning
with which Kissane was connected. and he
threatened TO expose Rodgers unless he
bent his views to theseditorial viii. There
was a row, which ended in Kissane's re-
firing from the Board Of Supervisors
After this there was.Io particular secret
about Rodgers identity Several men who
had been with Walker anew all abouthim,
ard his old crime was azsort OF open secret.
about IS commonly kBosFn as that one OF
our leading citizens once Srestled with R9d
and another made his stsst in life by driS-
ing hogs from Tulare to market. kissans
or Rodgers has two brothes<-one team
stere here and the other Z lawyer-who
when he came to this State s.ried TO bury
his conEection with Kissane by changing
his name. This, too, was na<de an open
seHei during the sharon trial, when Sarah
Althea Hlll. finding he declined to testify
on fier behalf, said that his reluasance rose
from the fact that if he shoEii do so
sharon woali expose his identity. and the
fact that he had changed his name 60 con-
ceal that of which he vas ashamed
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Payment to be made monthly in cash.
Bios to be addressed to n. n. Orr, Secretary oil
the Board of Directors of the State Insane Asy-
lum, Stockton, and Endorsed on the envelope
" Proposals for Furnishing Supplies
Samples of articles required may be seen at
the storeroom OF the Asylum: excepting towels,
table linen, bedspreads, handkerchief, buskins,
carpet slippers and tobacco samples of which
must be furnished by the bidder.
In order to preserve uniformity and facilitate
the award, il has been resolved to receive no
bids unless made upon blank forms furnished
by the Secretary.
: EF orderof the Board of Directors of the IN
sane Asylum Of the State OF California.
Bp2sTTuThs y, y, ORR, Secretary.
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CsTFAM ENGINES AND BOILERS, FROM
- four to forty horsepower now in stock.
Pumping Engines for Irrigation and Water sup
ply constantly on hand. Deep we'll Pumps,
Borsa-poweTs and Nindmills manaiac ured as d
Tegnlar line. lIpi ". X. kO,E.
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sunsEouENr HIsroRY.

At the time of KisSane's conviction other
charges were pending against him, for it
appears that Cole and Findley and himself
had been connected with a number of
crimes, all committed before that time, and
none of the crimes charged against Kissane
were committed subsequent to that SEN
tenee. Kissane evidently desired TO put
the past behind him as much as possible,
for Immediately on his release from Sing
Sing he went to Central America and
Joined the Nieareguan expedition of
Walker. which had been in the field some
time. He joined as William K. Rodgers,
and for bravery was made Major and As
sistant Commissary- General.
After the collapse OF Walkers invasion
Rodgers returned to San Francisco, penni-
less. and entered a merchants store as por-
ter From this he rose to be clerk. and,
having saved little money, went 20 Viz
GINA City where, in company with two
men named Giissom and Henderson, he
purchased mine. After being reduced to
great straits, and Just as they were about to
give up their mine, it began to pan out
well, and soon paid them $4,000 month.
Grissom aud Rodgers gathered in con-
siderable sum of money. Henderson wan
dered off, and Grissom died in poor
house. Rodgers, with his share, bought
the old Surf estate, near Sonoma, and set
tied down into country life. He became
County Supervisor, and was made Presi-
dent OF the Board.
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NAME. OFFICE.
lson, f. L.. 52l J.....................-
win, w. H.. N. E. cor. I'd and K
HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS,
ICE CREAM
PARLoRs AND RESTAURANT

WE ARE NOW PREPARED TO SERVE
w Guests with Ice Cream and all the Deli
eacies of the Season. Orders from the country
for Ice Cream can be telegraphed at our eX-
pense. WEDDING DINNERS AND CAKE a
Specially. Telephone 81. ]. HAUB. Prop.
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INCORPORATION Is, ORDINANCE I4s-
IN No person shall put OF p,&ee, or cause to
be put or placed. in any street OF alley. or pub
lie place IN the city, any house dir ashes, gsrt
age. shavings filth, offsl suds, Sysser-shells,
glass or other rubbish. except in boxes or bar
rels upon the outer edge Of the SIDEWALK and
shall cause the same 70 be removed wiqE two
hours from the time the same is 50 placed
This ordinance will be strictly enforced
A. II. STARR,
APIS. Sanitary md Building Inspector
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STATE OF CALIFoRxTA.
County CT Sacramento, 3.
On this 4th day of April 1857, before me. G.
n. Oatman. Notary Public in and for said
GEORGE HUNG and FONCf CHANG fine ersf
named known TO me and the other two proven
70 me BY the oath OF George Hing 10 be the per-
s sOns whose names are subscribed to the foreeo-
official seal. --''-'NA 'i'u
siE1Ai-J G. Fl. oATMAN, Notary Public.
crlieo IN the Office of the County Clerk of
sacramento county April 4, 1857.
BY w. W. RHoADs. Deputy. aus atTn
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Certificate Of COpartneTShip.

STATE OF CALIFoRNIA,
County of Sacramento. y
WE, THE UNDERSIGNED. DO HEREBY
w certify that We are partners tTrnsacting
business at the city of Sacramento in the coun.
" OF sacramento and State Of California, under
the nrm name and style OF "YG CHUNG &
20. That the names in full Of all the mem
6ers OF said partnership are GEORGE HING.
dEOkGE HUNG and FONG CHANG, and that
we all reside In the city of Sacramento. county
OF Sacramento and state of California. Witness
our hands this 4th day Of April. 1ss7.
GEORGE HING,
GEO Al hong
FONG CHANG.
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WESTERN HOTEL,
CENTRAL HOUSE,
.....a GOA Y ~ I.ar INizInfy, and Nsfrl1s..
aoRNLETN BROS, Propristors.

e-street Cars from Depot pass the door ever
4x-a N.-f,,f1fne If
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SYRUP OF Figs

Immensely popular. 1t cleauses and tones up
the clCsged and feverish system aid dispels
Headaches, Colds aud Fevers. Large bottles
Tor sale by all leading druggists iyis-ls TGiahS
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Its DelicaCY Of Flavor

A Nd THE EFFICACY Or ITS ACTI0S HAVE
"A rendered the famous California Liquid
Fruit Remedy,
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Electric Belt Free !!

EIGOII II bGIL T3EG
To introduce it and obtain agents We VIII, for the
next sixty days give away, free oil charge in each
county in the u. s.. limited number Of cur Ger
man h1ectro-Galvsnic SuSpenscFy Belts.
Price. So: positive sSd unfailing cure fa- Ner-
vous Debility. Varocels, Emissions. llapoency,
etc. 500 90 Reward paid if every Belt We rasuu-
fac;ure does not generate a genuine eieetriccar-
rent Address at once. ELECTRIC BIT
AGENCY, P. o. Box I7s Brooklyn, n. Y.
dl4-IvTHTSs
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INSANE ASYLUM SUPPLIES.

TN PURSUANCE OF AN ACT OF THE LEGIs-
| lature of the State of California, entitled
IAN Act Concerning the Insane Asylum of the
State of California" approved April 4, 1870, and
the existing law governing said institution,
SEALED PROPOSALS viii be received by n.
NJ ORR, Secretary of the Board of Directors of
the Insane Asylum of the State OF California, at
his Office, l5f Leyee street, Stockton, up 10
O. clock p. NJ, on
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Ar AN Sold by Druggists. "a

Send stamp for Ms Pinkham's Guide t.
Health and Confidential Circular, with descrip
ton Of case and symptoms of weakness. Eentio1
his Paper. my11-IyTuThs&zIy
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WEARY WOMEN PRAISE m.

Il removes Fainkless, FIatulency, DESTROYS al
craving for stimulants, and relieves Weakness
of the Stomach. 1t cures Bloating Headsche
Nervous ProStratioa, General Debility Sleep
lessness, Depression snd Indigestion. That feel
ing of bearing down. causing pain and back
ache il permanently cured by its use
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PHYSICIANS PRESCRIBE 1T FREEL

Us prp0se IS soely J0r tie Ie9lflnldc Te1lfn0 q
dsease and The relief of pain: and Il does ALL Il
Claims 10 do.
1t will cure entirely all Ovarian or Vaginal
Troubles Inflammation and liberation, Falling
and Displacements; and consequent Spinal
Weakness and is particularly adapted 10 the
Change of Life.
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q. g for So, in Liquss. PM or Lozenge

Nc farniiyshould be without LYDIA E. PINK.
HANS LIVER PILLS. They cure constipa,
ton, silicusness, and torpi6ity of the liver
% cents per box
All fHsee worldwide celebrated remedies are
manufactured Of Lynn. Mass. TIE Compound
(in fottc of lozengzs and pills., LIVER Pills and
Sanative xssh can BE sent by mail "a receipt OF
price
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AN ANGEL OF srERCy.

! 1t is absolutely a safe cure for all female
weaknesses, including leRcorrhea irregular and
painful ,msnstruation, Inflammation and Uleera-
ton OF the womb, flooding, prolapsus uteri, etc
Is contains no substance chat is harmful. Is
I Sesle fr,7T s3fFr
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Saturday, The 2Sd day Of April, 1887,

For furnishing the following supplies to said
ASYLUM for the term of six months, commence
ing MAY !, 1887, and ending NOVEMBER l,
lSS7. Said supplies consisting of the following
schedule, aud to be delivered as ordered:
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TEXAS Ii TYPE,
Clippings from State Exchanges on Matters
of Tntersst

Clippings from State Exchanges on Matters
of Interest
The real estate in Wlbarger county
has an assessed value CT 100000.
On "Wednesday there wgs shipped from
Sherman seventy-hve carloads Of wheat
The tax levy of the Commissioners
court of Wil5arger county Is IS cents on
each 500.
The Jacksboro Cornet Band are organ
iZsd, and have secured s good teacher and
ten tirst-class instruments.
4 gentleman near FIedonis has sue
ceeded in raising fine Mslags grapes
from gratis on the mustang root.
Bsylor county has been visited by
much needed showers, ANA the farmers are
hopeful Of good effect upon the corn
that has been suffering.
An invitation is extended from the old
Eleventh Texas cavalry to all veterans
Of the blue and gray TO Join them in their
reunion at Gainesville on August 10.
The corn planted early in Frio county,
it is thought, Will yield fsir crop, but
the late corn is failure and the farmers
will cut such as is worth anything for
fodder.
The Oat crop in Wheeler county is said
to be fine. Practical farmers there es-
innate the yield from forty to sixty
bushels to the acre, varying in different
localities.
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WHY He SAIDIT.
MACos. y. c., July 3, !.

MACON, y. c., July y, lss1.
Editor OF the Gazette:
t0ck the Dallas News until April lat. !
now take THE GAZETTE. / 90 not know which
IS the better paper. Bat ! liked the News IS
well, I would not he taking THE GAZLTTE
read in Inc News that Jay G0ald sai1 on hi'
LIST visit to Texas, Dallas would be the first
city IN Texas, and Waco next You say Fort
Worth WI! be, and give one str0rg facts TO
sustain yourself
The News made much ado about Mr.. could s
remark and was reminded Of ShaseEpcare's
Much ado about nothing"
Please explain, # you did not do 50 at the
time why NJ. Gould aaii this, BU>QUE.
The good sense OF THE GAZETTE's
North Carolina subscriber viii doubtless
make due allowance for the amplifcation
ana yeneering OF what Mr.. Gould may
have said Of Dallas; but, granting for
the sake Of argument, that Jay Gould has
time and inclination to inteImeddle in
the rivalry Of two little towns in Texas,
the good sense our correspondent will
suggest that what Mr.. Could may think
or say is Injected into the great stock
gambler by his Texas suOordinatas VINO
raay have reasons Of their own for boost
ing one Texas town at the expense
of another through Mr.. Gould'5
great name. jay Gould understands
the art of subtrscting legally) all the
Manhattan stock from the vaults OF Cyrus
Field, but a man who understands that
srt must depend for his information of
petty towns on his su5ordinstes, who
may or may not have personal interests
20 be subseTyed by building one town up
end pulling another down.
But the earth has diurnaI revolution,
and with changes Of time there
come changes Of conditions. Fort
Worth mas better railroad ia
ciiities and more bank capital than
Dallas hiss; Fort Worth has On ample
supply Of pure drinking water aud Dallas
las not, and another great railroad presi-
cent is on record as saying Of Dallas
pretensjons: "Sheol! VINO ever heard Of
a town growing into city without va
ter"
Dir. Gould may no. have been told Of
Fort Worth by his subordinates at the
time Of that alleged interview,
but he has heard of it
since from common report. Jay knows
when he meets a railroad center, and at
Fort Worth are gathered and gathering
al the great roads in Texas. Fort Worth
has disturbed Jay Gould more than Jay
GouId's alleged interview disturbed Fort
Worth, and glance at the railroad map
of the state win show the reason why.
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their untold munifcence. In the social
armament they could not shine with any
degree Of splendor owing to lack CT
those charms and graces which distin-
gush the gentleman from the boor, and
which are seldom cultivated in mining
camps. The innovation WAS a success,
and the doltish money bags was at once
the wonder and admiration OF al. The
gaudy splendor and ignorant mummeries
OF the representatives of foreign poten-
tates paled into pauperism before the gor-
geous grandeur and oriental magrifccnce
Of republican America. Thus the "stEle"
was inaugurated, and thus it continues,
until TO refuse TO follow it means social
cstrzcism. Our representatives. can not
live OF the salaries paid them, not on &C
count Of the smallness Of the salaries,
but on account of the vicious system
which prevails. Ordinary mortais VINO
are compelled to worry along on 500 or
$500 8 year have little sympathy for those
martyrs who are sacrificing their fortunes
to keep up with the strained end unnatural
conventionalties Of Washington life.
American statesmen should initiate
Attorney General Garland, and with him
suffer or rather enjoy social ostracism.
Recklesslv squandering vast sums OF
money in show and sham is like the
Dallas platform, both undemocrstic and
uErepublican.